Amendment plan reforms presidential succession
The article outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to fix the 1787 succession system. It would allow the President to nominate a new Vice President with Congressional approval if a vacancy occurs, and designate an acting President if the President declares disability. If the President is unable, cabinet or a Congressional commission must approve with two thirds of both houses, aiming to prevent power struggles and replace the aging 1947 framework.
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Viet Nam missile deployment detailed amid public prep
The text contrasts Cuban missile crisis reconnaissance with Viet Nam, noting step by step detailing of Russian launcher placements. It suggests public awareness and psychological advantage of showing air dominance, and proposes the U S might be preparing citizens for future developments.
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Smaller deficit as 1964 65 treasury reports surprise receipts
The Treasury closed the year ending June 20 with receipts of 1255 billion dollars and cash expenditures of 126.4 billion dollars. A deficit of 900 million dollars was recorded the smallest in four years. Cash receipts topped forecasts by at least 15 billion dollars. The Treasury held 11.5 billion dollars on deposit, 1.5 billion more than a year earlier, signaling fewer money market borrowing trips ahead and more funds for private business needs.
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Ghana democracy parable as one party rules all
A satirical note on Ghana featuring Kwame Nkrumah and the Convention People's Party. It jokes that parliamentary elections were called off due to a single legal party and that the party secretary must approve any candidate, potentially sidelining real contest.
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The Poor Man's Philosopher on the Brous of Vietnam
Hal Boyle vividly depicts the Montagnard Brou tribe near Khe Sanh in South Vietnam. Young Brou marry early, live at survival level, and practice communal drinking as elders recount a harsh yet vibrant culture.
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The Amish Face Change At Pennsylvania Dutch Festival
The Pennsylvanian Dutch festival at Kutztown shows the Amish adapting to modern life as development encroaches on their farms. Pageant stars Amish youths embracing new schooling and vehicles while two ballads question future survival.
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Cats Defeat Billy Hopwood in Frederick County Cat Catcher
From The News-Post Files July 13 1915 lists Fredrick County auto licenses June totaling 96, a school budget scare as commissioners cut the year, autos valued at 250000 spent since January, a fleet typhoon damaging ships, a Labor Day bicentennial parade plan, and labor strikes idle more than 45000 workers across many cities.
Lodge as Vietnam ambassador stresses civil political approach
Henry Cabot Lodge is presented as the right choice to push Vietnam policy. He argues against negotiated settlements while stressing the civil political arena as the key to victory, citing his experience with the United Nations and U.S. diplomacy. His view contrasts military action with the need for a stronger South Vietnamese civil capability.
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